The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-12

his one e-year-old son and heir. Baby, a sturdy
| little Fellow. was clad In q finely embroidered
white robe, and carried plcbeian Tin rattle
box In his hand. Mrs Bsekner is IA brilliantly
beautiful brunette, with the brightest OF eyes
and whiiest OF teeth.
Senator Beck and Speaker Carlisle were
called for again and again, but neither gentle
nun was in the hall. The conventions thirst
for oratory appeascd. recess was taken until
s O'Clock In the evening, and the immense as
semblage melted away 10 the strains Of "The
OLD Kentucky Home
EvESiso PRoCeEDISos
The committee on permanent organization re-
ported John g. Carlisle; OF Kenton County for
permanent chairman, and wiilis Rinfo, Of Ilick.
man, and Thomas Petit, OF Owensboro, for
permanent secretaries The committee also re-
ported plan OF organization, embracing a
State Central Committee OF nine members, u
State Executive Committee within The Central
Committee, n district committee In each Con
gressional district, and county committee in
every county. The report was adopted.
Mr. Carlisle was conducted TO the chair amid
the roofrasing cheers Of the entire asscmblage
lie made fifteen. minute speech on taking up
the gavel. He advocated revenue reduction
eulogized Clcycmnd's Administration, denounc-
ed Anarchism, Socialism, Communism and all
| secret political organizations. declaring him,
self not q candidate directly or Indirectly,
which was In reality a profession
that he Is not an aspirant for
Ijeck's scat in the United States Senate, as has
been reported. lie cxhorted the Democracy to
eschow ull'issucs" and return again TO the good
Old pain marked out by Jefferson and jackson,
got in quiet slap at John Sherman by refer
ring 10 certain gentlemen who have one set Of
/ gaN.a a
promised 10 put his shoulder 10 the wheel for
The whole ticket in the coming canvass In Ken
tuciy
The Committee on Credentials after weary,
trying, patient sitting Of nine long hours finally
submitted their report. On one contest, in one
OF the legislative districts Of Louisville, there
was majority and minority report
when the nominations for the ofice OF Gov.
ornor were called for, State Senator J, d.
Harris General DuclSner's strongest rival for
the place. stepped forward and Withdrew his
name IN IAyor Of "tho soldier and statesman,
Simon iiolivcr Iiucmerr For the last few
months, said Senator Harris, II did an could
to defeat General Bnckncr For the next few
months shall do oil ] can 10 eject him at the
polls"
Colonel Holt another OF the aspirants for the
Goyernorship, appeared upon the platform, and
also withdrew his name in Buckncrs favor.
State Senator Al Iierry, ofNewport then step
ped TO the front Of the stage and withdrew his
name from the race
W. Ellis, Of Dayiess County, in u speech,
then presented General Bucknors name, Matt
Adams, Of Knox County seconded the nomina-
tion No other name was presented, II was
moved 10 make Simon Bolivar Buolner the
nominee Of the convention by aeciamaton The
motion WAS greeted by q perfect whiriwind OF
ayes and half dozen NOES Chairman
Carlisle appointed The Tour defeated Guberna
torial candidntcs-liaris, Hines, Holt and
I3erry-a committee to escort the nominee TO
. he baIl